Muse(s) Syndrome

A wonderful,beautiful, magical, enchanting, dreamy, atmospheric-al, captivating, compelling,graceful, listening material of an album this is. You listen and you hear this hypnotic,rhythmical,lounge,inspirational, electronic,experimental,classy,down tempo,Indian flavours, ambient,piano,drumnbass, trip-hop, dance,chill out, relaxing, stress free music.That is elegant, soothing, imaginative, airy, spiritual sound-scape of intriguing, profound musical music and angelic, sweet vocals and the strong, mesmerise vocals of the male singer as well heard, that holds your attention from start to end when he speaks..

and packed with talent and beautiful music to relax or dance or break your heart.
The vocals carry their own weight throughout this album, with strength, energy and grace. Each tune was unique and excelled in its own right and genre. The lyrics and instrumentals were outstanding. The composition of this album is unbelievably good.
I had an extra fondness for "India Control" which was exotic and spicy with that Eastern flavor.
"Delightful Afternoon," yes, well, that's what this music gave me; but I really loved this piece because something about this jazzy tune made me think of a parade on a sunny day (without the clowns!).
"The Lost Swak" intriguing title, had a lovely piano with a male voice reading a poem - loved this experimental, artistic track.
"Beyond Her Fists" was superbly ethereal with a great operatic voice flying above the percussion and instrumentals and it just moved me.
I loved the diversity of genres on this album. I could rave about all the songs for hours because of their unique natures but I want you to listen and enjoy for yourself.